It's not new; I've written about the use of technology by insurgents and terrorists before, quite some time ago, in fact. This week, as spectators around the world either watched TV news, tracked Twitter feeds, read blogs and sites in

Officials say at least 51 anti-government protesters have been wounded in several explosions in Bangkok, Thailand, early Sunday.

Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has ordered the immediate repatriation of Filipinos in Bangkok amid the ongoing political tension in Thailand's capital, media reported Sunday.

The Zimbabwean capital of Harare wants to offer free graves and coffins to cholera victims as the country battles an outbreak which has claimed more than 400 lives, a spokesman said on Saturday.

Fourteen people were killed and over 90, including four women, sustained injuries while 15 vehicles were torched in separate incidents of violence here on Saturday.

The New Zealand government is to send an air force Orion to keep tabs on Japanese whalers this season.

The head of the anti-sealing group Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is shrugging off a statement of claim filed last week by the federal Fisheries Department against one of his vessels.

Australians are closely following the trial of five Muslims charged with plotting a terrorist attack on Australian soil.

Cruel sea ... although 80 whales died on shore rocks, a pod of 30 pilot whales were saved.

Four former Yugoslav countries on Saturday signed a joint statement in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo, pledging to intensify police cooperation in the fight against organized crime, terrorism and corruption.

Mobs burned homes, churches and mosques Saturday in a second day of riots, as the death toll rose to more than 300 in the worst sectarian violence in Africa's most populous nation in years.

A cafe in the coastal town of Burgas was set on fire, District Police Department - Burgas reported. At about 1.15 a.m. on Sunday, II Regional Police Department in Burgas received signal that fire has burst out at the "Nyamash

A married couple died, one man was injured in a car accident on the road between the towns of Silistra and Dulovo , in the area of the town of Alfatar ( North-eastern Bulgaria ). The accident occurred at about

Hostage-taking and manner of assault in Mumbai terror attacks suggest only marginal link to al-Qaida

Carnage in India puts terrorist suspect extradition negotiations in the spotlight

Mumbai's reputation as a tourism, culture and business honeypot is under attack, and will take a long time to recover

Thailand's prime minister today declared a state of emergency to allow police to clear anti-government protesters from the county's two biggest airports

Insurgent attack in Helmand brings number of British soldiers killed in Afghanistan to 128

Sir Gulam Noon describes seeing terrorists roam corridors through keyhole of locked hotel room

We had one aborted attempt to get out, when the army tried to get us out, and a number of people got killed'